Paul Ecke-Central Elementary is scheduled for a major campus rebuild that is expected to begin in summer 2026 and be completed in late 2027 as part of a district facilities improvement plan. Local planning sessions throughout early 2025 gave families and staff a chance to provide input on design priorities and layout for the new buildings before final plans are finalized. The project comes after district leaders determined that aging sections of the campus need extensive renovation to better support learning spaces and safety, making this one of the most significant updates at the school in decades.

Q1. How does Paul Ecke-Central Elementary help students get better at reading?

Ans. Teachers work with small groups and offer extra reading sessions so kids can improve at their own pace.

Q2. Does Paul Ecke-Central Elementary provide enrichment activities for students?

Ans. Yes, students can participate in art, music, STEM projects, and hands-on learning clubs during and after school.

Q3. How does Paul Ecke-Central Elementary support students learning a second language?

Ans. The school has a Dual Language Immersion (DLI) program for K-6 students to develop proficiency in English and Spanish.

Q4. Are there before or after-school care options?

Ans. Families have the option of utilizing programs like "Right at School" to provide before and after-school care, along with enrichment activities.

Q5. How does Paul Ecke-Central Elementary encourage students to explore science and technology?

Ans. Students can get involved in hands-on STEM projects, robotics clubs, and science experiments. Students take part in hands-on activities that make learning interesting and fun.